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According to FOX Sports' Jay Glazer, Peyton Manning will be in "no rush" to find a new team once his release becomes official.
A source from a team interested in Manning tells Glazer Manning's health has been improving at a "much more rapid rate" of late, and that he'll likely wait to make a little more progress before opening up the bidding. CBS' Mike Freeman reports Manning has "yet to make up his mind on a potential destination." For what it's worth, "a person close to Manning" tells Freeman he's "rarely seen Manning so determined to prove people wrong." |
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NFL pimping this to beat the band. In 2 months noone will remember BountyGate
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Every day from tomorrow will be torture until he signs. |
I wonder how his waiting will impact the rest of FA.
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I'd offer him a shit ton of money right out of the gate to see what would happen.
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Wonder how Indy fans view this
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Is it bad that I kinda hope Luck busts?
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I might have to go start an account at a Miami board.
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Peter King@SI_PeterKingReply
Retweet Favorite · Open Seattle shouldn't be favored in Manning derby at all. But I believe 'Hawks are all-in on Manning-Wayne package deal--and will pay for it. |
Would you guys pay for Wayne too?
Wonder how much he's gonna cost? |
Peter King@SI_PeterKingReply
Retweet Favorite · Open Had one team official of a Manning contender say to me, "If Ross wants to offer him a ----load guaranteed, we're out.'' |
Wonder who that was?
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ChiefsandO'sfan going to be ready for the nut hut by the time all the tweets are over on this one
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Manning will become a free agent the minute he is released
Posted by Mike Florio on March 6, 2012, 11:29 PM EST Plenty of you have asked for an explanation of Peyton Manning’s status once, as expected, the Colts release him on Wednesday. It’s simple. He’ll be an unrestricted free agent. Although free agency officially opens next Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. ET, that applies only to players whose contracts expire then, like Colts receiver Reggie Wayne. Actually, Manning is under contract for one more year, four if the Colts pick up the $28 million option. The Colts plan to terminate the contract because the contract requires payment of $28 million, regardless of whether the option is exercised or not, before the start of the new league year on March 13. The only way to avoid the payment is to cut Peyton by Friday, March 9. Of course, the payment also could be avoided if Manning agrees to delay the due date via a revision to his contract. We’ve previously explained that Manning could do that, if so inclined. Regardless of whether the Colts have asked him to do it or Manning refused, that hasn’t happened. And so once Peyton is a free agent, he’ll be free to sign with any team. More importantly, he’ll be able to work out for interested franchises, like receiver Randy Moss did on Tuesday with the Saints. So if the Colts truly believe they can’t watch Peyton throw while he’s still under contract — a flimsy, hypertechnical interpretation of the CBA aimed in our view at allowing the Colts to say to their fans, “How can we pay him $28 million if we can’t watch him throw?”– they can invite him to show what he can do after he is released, and they can try to sign him to a new contract, if he’s interested. He won’t be. The Colts are rebuilding, and they fully intend to draft Manning’s replacement. The Colts can’t afford to pay Manning, and Manning can’t afford to try to chase another championship with a team that no longer has the pieces to compete. in the end, Peyton will join a new team, a move that not long ago was as unthinkable as seeing Joe Montana playing for anyone other than the 49ers, and Brett Favre playing for a team not named the Packers. Under the circumstances, it’s hard not to wonder when we’ll see guys like Tom Brady and Eli Manning in new uniforms, too. |
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Jim Trotter @SI_JimTrotter
Seahawks are willing to not only pay Manning and sign Wayne, but also adjust the offense to what Manning is accustomed to running. |
I don't think the Chiefs would be willing to do that. I'm not sure I would want them too either.
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I actually agree on Seattle being a darkhorse. A Manning/Lynch/Wayne combo looks pretty solid on paper. Manning made Collie and Garcon look great.
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Jason La Canfora @JasonLaCanfora Close
49ers focused on Smith, not Manning, at QB now. Have offer on table to Smith and hope to get him signed sooner rather than later |
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I just don't see the Chiefs outbidding people for Manning or RGIII.
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I wouldn't have Reggie Wayne be the reason to NOT sign Manning. |
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Edit* Hell...this team lacked any sort of offensive identity last season. We have a new OC. Run whatever Peyton wants to run...it is going to change regardless with Daboll. |
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I wonder if Tom Moore would have taken an offensive coordinator position or if he was even interested
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problem with Miami is Peyton will have to bust his ass just to make the playoffs in that division
there is a high chance Miami doesnt make the playoffs even with Peyton. |
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"Matt Cassel is our starting QB. He went 10-6 in 2010 with 27 tds and 7 ints."
I bet everybody, including those inside the Chiefs organization, are laughing at this quote now that a future HOFer is a free agent. |
Cassel's playbook consists of shapes drawn with crayons and pages stained with oil from fish-sticks...
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I understand building around your QB but, really? |
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i have 0 doubts that the Chiefs would change offenses to suit manning. Thats a no brainer. We just gotta wait and see how this all goes down. I think Manning will have a team picked close to the draft. I doubt he drags that shit on as teams have to make moves. Anyways. NO matter what the Chiefs can wait til the very end. Its notlike we are in a position to sign a top tier qb in the draft. lol
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How many times has Manning spanked KC or Denver in the playoffs
He probably finds the AFC West too boring |
Meh....FWIW.
Chris Berman didn't say WHO he thought Peyton would play for. But said he wasn't sure if he would want to play in Eli's division [regarding Washington] nor would he want to play in Brady's division [regarding Miami]. He didn't mention anything about other teams...but said this could be a 2+ month process for him to sign with a team. |
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Watch....manning signs with the jets, and then the chiefs trade their first round pick for Sanchez. Lol.
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All of the media spewing random Peyton Manning things don't know any more than any of us.
They're just giving opinions because the fans want to hear them. At this point anything Schefter, La Canfora, or Berman have to say about possible PM destinations is just hot air. Just sayin, It's too early for people to believe anything the media is saying. |
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Good defense, respectable offense, average o-line, he could make it work with this franchise to chase down his little brother on the ring count. Like I mentioned in another thread, I see Peyton wanting a ring and not so much after a huge payday. He has already been paid. I believe he is after legacy now more than profit...Chiefs would fit him. |
10. Kansas City Chiefs: New coach Romeo Crennel caused a stir at the combine by saying he “would be crazy not to consider” signing Manning were the quarterback to become available, which kind of sounded like tampering. In my opinion, Manning would be crazy to consider the Chiefs. Yeah, they have a big-time halfback in Jamaal Charles (coming off a torn ACL), a potential star in talented wideout Dwayne Bowe and some good players on defense, but there are plenty of reasons for Manning not to come to K.C. The first is the presence of newly hired offensive coordinator Brian Daboll – ask the Browns’ Colt McCoy how he thinks Manning might enjoy playing for such a coach. Another is general manager Scott Pioli, whose control-freak tendencies likely wouldn’t allow for a quarterback who desires near autonomy. (If nothing else Manning, were he to sign with the Chiefs, should keep his cell-phone number a secret.) I’m sure Manning is also thrilled that Pioli decided to waive veteran offensive lineman Brian Waters before the 2011 season. Waters jumped to the Patriots and made the Pro Bowl blocking for Tom Brady. Bottom line: I don’t see Manning in a Chiefs uniform, at all.
Got kc ranked 10th http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...w_teams_030612 |
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That's pretty weak. |
Yeah...like daboll would have a fighting chance against manning. He'd tell daboll to stfu and stfd.
What a reeruned comparison. |
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I just don't think the national media wants Manning to sign with KC because well...it's KC.
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Second, Pioli was with Brady for a while. I think NE has shown the 'Patriot Way' allows for the QB to do what he wants if he is elite. Third, he did a pretty light grazing of the Chiefs talent to help make his point. I am not saying he is going to KC, but this article is pretty weak IMO. |
Well, if anything, Pioli could be the reason the Chiefs don't sign Manning. Pioli is just simply another big head. Why would he want to give the keys to someone else to drive charge? That's just simply not Pioli's way.
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2- potential star in Bowe? this shit is getting old... lead the league in touchdowns? not there yet, 1000+ three out of five years? nope not good enough yet... and he achieved it all with dumb & dumber throwing him the ball, get real & start paying attention to the entire NFL, you pud 3- yeah, ask some guy who sucks how good Manning might be with Daboll... 'well i was terrible under him & Peyton will be too' 4- as for Pioli's so called 'control freak tendencies'... yeah, he might have there. |
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Thats going to be the interesting part. A lot of teams may not be able to make big moves plus Manning. If you have to wait on Manning you may miss out on the other guys. |
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Pioli may not do it because he is stupid enough to still believe in Cassel. I don't think he avoids it out of fear of how big a personality Manning is. To me thats like saying if Pioli had his way he would have either taken Brady down a few pegs or gotten rid of him. I just don't think thats a factor. |
The Chiefs are not a "sexy" team. You could see 298570198471570198247590475 ESPN stories on the Patriots and Cowboys before you'd find a piece on the Chiefs. The news of Dwayne Bowe getting tagged was overshadowed 5 minutes later by how loose Jerry Jones last shit was.
The Dolphins, Redskins, and Jets are all "sexy" teams in big name markets, so of course they'll be the "frontrunners" and they'll build those teams up as much as possible. ...and it boggles the mind on how anyone can say the Dolphins are more Super Bowl ready than the Chiefs. |
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Zorn would have Stanzi full time
& Peyton could just tell him to shut the **** up when he talks about Dr Laura |
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Every gleaming star seems aligned in its favor... Still trying not getting my hopes up too high though, who knows what in hell this guys thinking. |
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All this talk is great, but who here REALLY believes Peyton will ever start a game for the Chiefs? I know I don't, no matter how much I think it makes sense.
I've been a fan of this team for just too long to feel any other way. Nothing ever goes right for us in the end. It's our lot in life as Chiefs fans to endure the "Almost, but Not Quite" mantra. |
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No way Pioli pays that big $$ to a risky neck situation:shake: Especially with BR at right tackle:eek:
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